Tuesday Curatorial: Protecting Albany’s Wildlife: Landcare, Ringtail Possums and Roaming Cats
Free | Gold coin donations are welcome
Location
Co-op Building
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Learn about the latest conservation work taking place across the Great Southern, including the annual Ringtail Tally and research into the impacts of roaming cats on local wildlife.
Join James Barr and Cassie Dressler from the Oyster Harbour Catchment Group as they share insights from more than 30 years of landcare activities in the region. Cassie will present the results of this year’s Ringtail Tally, while James will explore the impacts of roaming cats on native wildlife and the role of disease transmission, including current research into toxoplasmosis in the Great Southern.
Discover how community-led conservation, monitoring and research are helping us better understand and protect the region’s unique biodiversity.
Presented by James Barr and Cassie Dressler from the Oyster Harbour Catchment Group.